This is my self promotional alt, to share my programming projects and some stuff I like that are uncontroversial.
https://newdawnowl.itch.io/microtonal-grid : Microtonal music grid, a 16 step sequencer. Give it a go!
I am looking for work, if you feel what I am sharing is interesting or feel I could improve your workplace.
thank you. I purposefully made it so that there were layers of complexity that could be enjoyed by different levels of user. If you want to just make music on a grid, you can, there are preset systems if you want to try them, and you can custom create scales too, only use the UI, or import in using text instead of the UI by using the share window.
Thank you so much for your kind words. Just a reminder that if there’s something you particularly want to show off to people, you have a “share code” you can use to send it to people and they can import it in.
Also, you are the exact audience for this tool. I wanted to let people who didn’t have the music theory knowledge of microtonal theory to be able to try out microtonal music, or just western music in various scales just to have fun with.
The Conway’s game of life thing is just an idea that I had.
EDIT : You can try any TET suggestion from the Xen Wiki :
Conway was a mathematician who suggested a mathematical variant of a life simulation. It’s an interesting … thought experiment? on emergent behaviours in systems with simple rules leading to complex and unpredictable results…
https://newdawnowl.itch.io/microtonal-grid
I made a pure code, microtonal step sequencer that makes it really easy to try out what microtonal music is like.
I’m also very proud of how quickly and easily I implemented the conway’s game of life into it, only took me about an hour or so.
I’m not proud of how long it took me to get rid of the “clicky” bug.
We can’t develop apps like we used to. But we have our ways. One trick is to use a different version to the software you want. Like the time I installed Android Studio for Platform. I needed a program for m’Django server . So I decided to go to the official android website, which is what they called developer.android.com in those days. So I tried to get the recommended development plugins for eclipse. Which was the style in my day. Now, to develop for android, you’d install the plugin for your IDE and in those days, Eclipse had the official plugin for Android development. Gimme an android project you’d say. Now where was I… oh yeah. The important thing was that I was on the official android site, which was the style at the time. I couldn’t get something from the official Debian Repo, because of the enshittification. The only thing you could get was the manually installable package for Android Studio for Platform…